How to generate signals such as Sine, Square, Sawtooth, Traingular, dc using LabVIEW

[@GersonMusic100]

thank you a lot !!!!! I did my homework about modulation BPSK

[@ManishVohra]

welcome!

[@nadhiribrahimabdulkaleq2464]

thanks for this tutorial, easy to follow and useful

[@ManishVohra]

Thanks!

[@SSRMIXIT]

Excellent sir ji

[@ManishVohra]

Glad you liked it!

[@staffib2st]

thanks for this video, I have work sent to teacher. Thanks

[@ManishVohra]

Glad U liked it!

[@stardust6666]

Thank you for the video, how do you measure power spectra of the wave?

[@ManishVohra]

Use FFT

[@ManishVohra]

Also there is a vi to see power spectrum in signal generation and analysis tool box

[@ManishVohra]

Glad to see that the video is useful for u

[@paolamartinez7281]

thank you

[@ManishVohra]

You're welcome

[@GulshanKumarsmarty]

sir please explain the terms like frequency, no. of samples, samples per second.....actually i didnt understand how these values are worked.

[@ankitaiitmee]

how can we inter- convert the sine and square wave

[@ManishVohra]

There is an option inside the express vi to choose from various signals such as square sawtooth sine triangular etc.

[@juanfranco4926]

How to increase the scale of the x axis? I mean, I would like to increase from 0.1 to 1.

[@ManishVohra]

Select the graphical object on front panel, right click and go to properties and under x- scale change the minor ticks to whatever increment u desire.

[@clasesvirtuales9727]

the graph is displayed from -10 to 10. How can I make the signal go from 0 to 10?

[@ManishVohra]

Simply change the magnitude of the signal e.g. sine from the express vi. U can access this funcationality by double clicking on the express vi. Also change the limits of the graph by changing the auto-scaling on the y-axis to manual mode. U can access this by right-clicking on the graph and going to scales section....I hope u will understand....else if u want to learn LabVIEW in details u can contact me through my teacheron profile where all my details r given and here's the link www.teacheron.com/tutor-profile/9rF